Not sure if this is possible or even if I'm thinking about this right.
I am trying to setup a performance in a slot that as soon as I switch to it an EQ sweep Morph is engaged.
Can this be done with one press or would it need to be be two?
One to engage the performance and a second to start the morph?
Also, to revert the morph is that another?
Thanks!
Maybe there is a crazy work around I’m not aware of, but for morph, you would need to stomp twice. Then to revert back you would need to stomp again, yes. You can link the morph to an expression pedal, but I’m not sure if that solves your problem.
Maybe there is a crazy work around I’m not aware of, but for morph, you would need to stomp twice. Then to revert back you would need to stomp again, yes. You can link the morph to an expression pedal, but I’m not sure if that solves your problem.
Thanks for your reply.
I think if I was controlling the kemper by Midi I could do it on one stomp, alas, I am not.
I'm building a patch for Wont Stand Down - Muse.
listen to the pre chorus riff sweep;
It's so short I may just have a patch with a phaser or something on, doesn't need to be perfect.
Why not set the rig to load with the settings you want to begin with. Then use morph to go 'back'?
Why not set the rig to load with the settings you want to begin with. Then use morph to go 'back'?
Because I want an EQ sweep effect. Not an EQ setting to load.
I guess I don't understand when you say EQ sweep.
Could you use wah instead on a regular rig. In this case you would have the normal rig already loaded and the sweep would only happen when you move the pedal. Remember that, as well as normal wah style effects you also have Wah Low Pass Filter, Wah High Pass Filter, Wah Vowel, Wah Formant, Wah Ring Modulator etc.
I guess I don't understand when you say EQ sweep.
Did you listen to the song I linked?
I want the morph to go move to a new EQ setting over the riff. Listen to that Muse track and you'll hear what I mean.
Could you use wah instead on a regular rig. In this case you would have the normal rig already loaded and the sweep would only happen when you move the pedal. Remember that, as well as normal wah style effects you also have Wah Low Pass Filter, Wah High Pass Filter, Wah Vowel, Wah Formant, Wah Ring Modulator etc.
I could do! I am trying to not use another pedal at the moment.
I could do! I am trying to not use another pedal at the moment.
It might work if you use a normal FX switch to turn the Wah on but set the trigger to Touch instead of On. That way playing the riff would cause the sweep.
It might work if you use a normal FX switch to turn the Wah on but set the trigger to Touch instead of On. That way playing the riff would cause the sweep.
I may try that! I think ive tried that before
Why not set the rig to load with the settings you want to begin with. Then use morph to go 'back'?
That’d be my anwer too. Or are we missing a nuance in the question asked?
Turns out, yes. Hmmm i think the only way would be to have an expression pedal as morph, unless morph ramp time could be set to very long values.
But you’ll still need a “double tap”.
That’d be my anwer too. Or are we missing a nuance in the question asked?
Turns out, yes. Hmmm i think the only way would be to have an expression pedal as morph, unless morph ramp time could be set to very long values.But you’ll still need a “double tap”.
Thanks. Yes, a nuance was missed. I wanted a rig to load and the morph started on that load. Not possible so I will look into the exp pedal.
Thanks for your help.
Got it, I've ended up using a Phaser with a time of a bar. Perfect!
